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For this month’s episode blocGLOBAL/blocSonic Co-Owner / Contracts Manager and CC Community Music Awards Organizer Doug Whitfield stops by and talks with Pot-C about his background and various roles within blocSonic and the Creative Commons community at large. Definitely an interesting episode to get a little insight into blocSonic and blocGLOBAL. As always, Pot-C also spins the latest and greatest from the blocSonic catalog. This month you’ll hear great music by MVMX, C Da 76er, Georgio 'The Dove' Valentino, Vietnam II, MUTE, Tha Silent Partner, Viktor Van River, Danke Sun, A.Moss, Kirk Pearson and BIT, Timezone Lafontaine and Mr. & Mrs. Smith! So get ready… download and enjoy! Oh… and for those of you who listen and want to know the origin story of Doug and Tom Ray’s podcast Music Manumit, check out the following links: Radio Free Culture #27: The Music Manumit Meta-Podcast Podcast, Part I and Radio Free Culture #28: The Music Manumit Meta-Podcast Podcast, Part II. Thanks to Doug for stopping by this month and thanks again to Pot-C for putting together another slammin’ episode! Of course, thanks once again to you for downloading & listening. We always strive to deliver content you’ll love. Please spread the word about blocSonic, if you enjoy what we do.

From 2010 - 2018 I used to do a show about creative commons and free culture music with a guy named Doug Whitfield called Music Manumit. Years ago we were interviewed on the WFMU podcast Radio Free Culture with Cheyenne Hohman. I found this episode the other day and thought it would be interesting because I talk about my support of creative commons for art and music. Creative Commons - https://creativecommons.org Music for the podcast "Just in case" by Lorenzo's Music - https://www.lorenzosmusic.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tomraysartpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tomraysartpodcast/support

It's the last episode of Music Manumit. I've been doing this for many years and met so many great people. But I wanted to change up the format.I explain in this final episode:This show may be ending, But, I will be starting a new show soon.I'll be talking to non-CC musicians asking them why they don't use creative commons... And why maybe they should.If that interests you, enter your email below and I'll tell you when the show launches.-Tom #mc_embed_signup{background:#fff; clear:left; font:14px Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif; } /* Add your own MailChimp form style overrides in your site stylesheet or in this style block. We recommend moving this block and the preceding CSS link to the HEAD of your HTML file. */ Email Address (function($) {window.fnames = new Array(); window.ftypes = new Array();fnames[0]='EMAIL';ftypes[0]='email';fnames[1]='FNAME';ftypes[1]='text';fnames[2]='LNAME';ftypes[2]='text';fnames[3]='ADDRESS';ftypes[3]='address';fnames[4]='PHONE';ftypes[4]='phone';}(jQuery));var $mcj = jQuery.noConflict(true);P.S. Thanks so much for listening!Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrent

This episode:Interview with creative commons musician Lee Rosevere of Happy Puppy RecordsAudiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSLinkshttp://happypuppyrecords.ca/Closing Track"How Deep is the Ocean Blue - radio remix (feat. Roshini Nair)" by Lee Rosevere - CC-BY-NC

CullahIn this episode:Talking with creative commons musician Cullah. A wholly genre-blasting fresh perspective using powerful voice. Royalty-Free. Creative Commons. From Milwaukee, Wisconsin.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSWebsite - https://cullah.comClosing track - "Be Nine To Thrive" by Cullah - CC-BY-SA

Voytek PavlikIn this episode:Conversation with creative commons musician Voytek Pavlik.Music producer, composer and musician. Delivers music ideal for games, film, videos and as background music. Highly creative, with various musical styles, moods, themes and genres to offer under royalty-free creative commons music licenses.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSlinkshttps://soundcloud.com/voytekpavlikhttps://www.facebook.com/voytek.pavlik.musichttps://www.youtube.com/user/VoytekPavlikClosing song: "Into The Highway" by Voytek Pavlik - CC-BY

Westy ReflectorIn this episode:Talking with creative commons musician Westy ReflectorAudiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSWebsite - http://westyreflector.netClosing track - "last call home" by Westy Reflector - CC-BY-NC-SA

UnhealthIn this episode:Interview with Kaj from the band Unhealth.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSS

Tha Silent PartnerIn this episode:Creative commons musician Tha Silent Partner tells me about his new album The String Cheese Beat Plate on blocSonic records.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSLinkshttps://thasilentpartner.tumblr.com/http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Tha_Silent_Partner/http://blocsonic.com/artist/tha-silent-partnerprevious interview - tha-silent-partner-170521-music-manumitClosing track - "brie’d up" by Tha Silent Partner - CC-BY-NC-SA

Jared C. BaloghIn this episode:I talk with creative commons musician and artist Jared C. BaloghAudiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSWebsite - http://www.alteredstateofmine.netClosing track - "MAGNITUDE" by Jared C. Balogh - CC-BY-NC-SA

Kevin MacLeodIn this episode:Creative Commons musician/composer Kevin MacLeod visits to talk with me again!Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSLast time - kevin-macleod-2-160710-music-manumitLinkshttps://www.patreon.com/kmacleodhttps://incompetech.comhttps://freepd.comhttps://www.twitch.tv/kevinmacleodhttps://pixabay.com/Closing track - "Miami Nights" by Kevin MacLeod - CC-BY

Guillaume TuckerIn this episode:Interview with creative commons musician Guillaume Tucker.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSwebsite - https://verdigris.muClosing track - "anima" by Guillaume Tucker - CC-BY-NC-SA

Adult Contemporaries - Rope River Blues BandIn this episode:Creative Commons musicians the Rope River Blues Band.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSClosing track - "Adult Contemporaries" by The Rope River Blues Band - CC-BY-NC-SA

The Lady anoNYMousIn this episode:Creative Commons musician The Lady anoNYMous visits the show for the second time.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSLinkshttps://theladyanonymous.bandcamp.comWebsite - http://youhavefailedus.blogspot.com/Closing track - "Otaku" by The Lady anoNYMous - CC-BY-NC-SA

In this episode:Talking with musician Nicholas Davies.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSLinkshttp://fawm.org/http://www.rpmchallenge.com/http://www.gentlebrontosaurus.com/https://spiralisland.bandcamp.com/Closing track: "you're not going to listen and i can't really blame you" by Spiral Island - CC-BY

CanopyIn this episode:Talking with Matt Muirhead from the creative commons band Canopy.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSShttps://canopysongs.bandcamp.comhttps://www.facebook.com/musicalcanopyhttps://mattmuirhead.wordpress.com/Closing track - "Sparrows Ally" by Canopy - CC-BY-NC

Add captionIn this episode:Musician Nicholas Burgess visits the show again to talk about his new album.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSWebsite - nicholasburgess.comClosing track: "You Should Leave Your Husband For Me" by Nicholas Burgess - CC-BY-NC-SA

Corwin TrailsIn this episode:Talking with musician Samuel Corwin of Corwin Trails.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSClosing track: "Two Men Playing Along the Ganga River, Rishikesh" by Corin Trails - CC-BY?Links - https://corwintrails.bandcamp.com/

Emily RichardsIn this episode:Emily Richards (aka Madam Snowflake) of CCMixter.org visits the show again. CCMixter is a community music remixing site featuring remixes and samples licensed under Creative Commons licenses.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSLinkshttp://ccmixter.org/http://dig.ccmixter.org/http://www.emilyrichardsmusic.com/Closing Track"Climb" by Madam Snowflake - CC-BY-NC

Aglow HollowIn this episode:Talking with creative commons musician Aglow Hollow. The music is described as a restless blend of experimental rock and folk with earnest verbiage.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSClosing Track - "Dysthymic Protocol" by Aglow Hollow - CC-BY-NC-SABandcamp page - https://aglowhollow.bandcamp.com

Kirk PearsonIn this episode:Composer Kirk Pearson. Kirk Pearson Is an award-winning multimedia artist and researcher, who spends roughly half his time making new things and the other half taking stuff apart. Kirk spends a lot of time telling stories via new technologies, and every once and a while, inventing them.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSWebsite: http://www.kirkmakesthings.comClosing track: "Capillary Flow" by Kirk Pearson and BIT - CC-BY-NC-SA

Ant The SymbolThis episode:I talk with hip-hop artist Ant The Symbol, he continues to experiment with new ways to bring the funk to life in his own way. A sense of a certain deterministic experimentation. Whether you’ve heard Ant’s music before or not, be sure that you check it out!Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSLinkshttp://blocsonic.com/artist/ant-the-symbolhttps://facebook.com/antthesymbolhttps://soundcloud.com/ant-the-symbolhttps://twitter.com/antthesymbolrvaClosing track: "We Can Talk About That (Featuring Johnny Ciggs)" by Ant The Symbol - CC BY-NC-SA

CutsideIn this episode:I talk with the musician Cutside out of Russia. Having listened to Hip-Hop since as long as he can remember, Crimean producer Cutside began living HIP-HOP as a graffiti artist. In 2009 he moved on to making music and of course, beats became integral to his sound. Influenced by artists such as DJ Krush, Gang Starr and Looptroop, his sound can best be described as trip-hop.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSLinkshttps://soundcloud.com/cutside-musichttp://vk.com/cutside_musichttps://twitter.com/CutsideMusichttps://www.instagram.com/cutside_music/https://www.facebook.com/cutside.musicClosing track: "Paramnesia" by Cutside - CC BY-NC-SA

Vitne - JupiterIn this episode:Musician Vitne visits the show again. Vitne is an American musician based in Norway. His music, often uniquely infused with flute, has been called Melodic Rock, Gothic Rock and even Glam Metal, and has been noted for it's Japanese Rock/Visual Kei influence. Teamed with Julian Angel on lead guitar, the two together have been likened to a modern version of Billy Idol and Steve Stevens.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSWebsite - http://www.vitne.netClosing track - "Jupiter" by Vitne - CC-BY

Timezone LaFontaineIn this episode:Creative commons musician Timezone LaFontaine. Timezone LaFontaine utilizes cheap equipment pushed to the brink of destruction to evoke long drives on moonlit interstates, healing rains and radiant sunlight, and the radical potential for inner growth… The purpose of this music is to express the present moment and create a fresh space for change infused with the badness of your own reflected soul.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSClosing track: "Keep Your Blades Sharp" by Timezone LaFontaine - CC-BY-NC-SALinkshttps://timezonelafontaine.bandcamp.com/https://timezonelafontaine.wordpress.comhttp://blocsonic.com/artist/timezone-lafontaine

dustmotesIn this episode:I talk with creative commons musician Paul Croker of dustmotes. Paul began to experiment with creating Digital based music, finding an affiliation with the use of samples and loops to build soundscapes. DJ’ing in local clubs, he learnt to beat mix and also layer sounds within a live environment.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSwebsite - http://dustmotes.net/Closing track - "Plainsong" by dustmotes - CC-BY-NC-ND -- didn't realize the song I chose was ND until after the show oops. My bad :)

Wayne MyersThis weeks episode:Wayne Myers visits the show again. A singer-songwriter from London. He's been recording and performing increasingly misnamed bluesy folk-rock under the name Fit and the Conniptions since December 2005.Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentSubscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSLinksPrevious showsFirst time: fit-and-conniptions-1207222nd time: another-fit-and-conniptions-140720Closing track - "Carolina" by Wayne Myers - CC-BY-SA

Apparently I set this up a while back and never actually posted it. Oops! Cover of David RovicsAudiomp3 audio | ogg audioIn this episode:We talk with musician David Rovics. We discuss his music, his projects and how he gets to travel the world to do it.http://davidrovics.com/

David Rovics- Fairness at Work Rally, Dunedin (Photo credit: Hickey/Scott)Audiomp3 audio | ogg audio | torrentIn this episode:Tom talks with musician David RovicsHere are the show links from the conversation.http://davidrovics.comDavid Rovics Thunderclap campaign - linkSwitzerland to Iceland. A post from his travel blog - linkDavid Rovics Subscription Campaign -- Family, Concert and Song Circles - link

Biting ElbowsAudiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentIn this episode:Ilya from the band Biting Elbows joins us.Subscribe to the Show:via iTunes | Other via RSSHere are the notes from the interview.Website - http://bitingelbows.com/Jamendo Page - jamendo artist - biting-elbowsIndieGoGo project - hardcore-the-first-ever-action-pov-feature-filmTell us about yourself!In Moscow right now.Where did the project name originate?Russian saying more or less a missed opportunitiesThe music?indie/punk/alternative...some ska. Always punk!punk is the soul"If I wasn't the "ToothpickSkaThe video?"Bad Motherfucker" - vimeo"Stampede and Bad Motherfucker" - youtube.comFirst person shootershitty snowboarder!GoPro CameraGoPro in the mouthDay job: directormusic videos, commercials, etc.Russian contacts…not as valued as in the western worldshowed it to more companies...and found and oneIf you have something you want sponsorship for, you have to present it nicely!Bad Motherfucker did not cost a lot of moneyThe Office ...you miss 100% of the First minute in a half was from the mouthBondage mask!paintball store had predator masks: Predator Paintball MaskNot Safe?Not useful to give things to PR guys. You have to go hire upThe idea was where to put the product placementold Jewish joke: Wailing Wall: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Wall"buy a fucking lottery ticket"businesses are not charitiesYou gotta hustle (supposedly a North American phrase)Scriptsfor five yearsPunkSupposedly not a lot of great Russian bands...but…crimson-bluedistemperLucky to have supportive people!DP Stunts?stunt guys! you can try! surprisingly very safe productions!took a long time to doboth easy and difficult. easy to plan, but cannot change things What drew you to Creative Commons?Also, http://thepiratebay.se ...which is downThe movie Russian blockbuster: Night Watch: Night Watch (NOCHNOI DOZOR)spy film after Hardcore!100 minute music video is not going to work!Shoot it in English because Russian is not a worldwide languagetoo cold in Russia to do stuff in winterRelease date not set yetGun perks?He had the gun mug! He liked it.no date for post-production to be donefirst feature!Saw is terrible, except the first one.Lost in Translation not an action movieDriveWhere do you tour?right before Hardcore began, amazing tour stuff6 gigs over last two yearswriting new music!rehearsing last night for a snowboard festival!Double release perhaps when Hardcore releasedplayed Olympics in SochiRed Bull not part of Olympics sponsorship Is there anything else you would like to say/tell us about?Nope!"Toothpick" by Biting Elbows - Link

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The DescentersAudiomp3 audio | ogg audio | stream | torrentIn this episode:We talk with Matthew Stoff of post-punk band The Descenters.Here are Doug's notes from the interview.https://soundcloud.com/the-descentershttps://thedescenters.bandcamp.com/http://www.jamendo.com/en/artist/376671/the-descentershttps://www.facebook.com/TheDescentersTell us about your music and tell us what’s new!Funny story!Started as a band, but became a one-piece.He even plays live solo!Alternative rock, post-punk, goth. Electronic drums“WE’LL DO IT LIVE!” sorta.Still shakey in the promotion regard he says...but he’s hereWhat software?I don’t see the image Tom does: Image linkAbleton is ok for recordingProTools alsoWhat influences?nothing pure!melodic vocals: Placebo, Ian Curtis (Joy Division), Morrissey (The Smiths)Matthew overlooked Talking Heads much like Tom overlooked The Smiths“Burning Down the House” - Talking Heads“It’s the End of the World As We Know It” - REMNew Album in February 2014Intense couple of weeks!Did they kick you out of the city?moved from country to Melbourne.Lots of the cultural stuff happens in the southMuch cooler in the southlots of songs about the rainStudio?All of it is self-recorded with Ableton. A selection of microphonesdigital manipulation is coolquick followup?Not as quick as release seems. EP recorded in 2012, but not released until there were CDsalways working on new material“Creep” by Radiohead storiesyou don’t just show up in the studynot sure what band he’s talking about. This one? http://www.choochootheband.com/release set up takes a lot of time!project completely up to him!Artwork?Friendscanvas pun!coffee talkMelbourne?post-graduate work nowGiggings?not a lot of gigging yet, but going to try to get out more in next 6 monthshalf an album recorded for comic book projectComic book?Robot Boy Destroys the Universe -- experimental electronic musicexperimental labelshttp://www.vuzhmusic.com/deriv.cc“vaguely avant-garde”What drew you to Creative Commons?not much of a local way to get interesting ideas...except off the Internetpotential for revolution in approach to culture.It’s a community thing as much as it is about individual expressionWhy lock down art?large numbers of people is liberatingHow did you hear about Creative Commons?Might have been in early 2000s“The first set of copyright licenses was released in December 2002.”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeviantArtWhere did the project name originate?originally collaboration “an action of moving downward, dropping, or falling.”“a person who dissents.”Plushgoolash interview: link“Smuggly Biege” is the other PlushgoolashWho are some people you think we should try to get on the show (aka, who are the important people in Creative Commons music today)?Disappointing that there isn’t more in AustraliaIs there anything else you would like to say/tell us about?writes fictionOut going track: Waste YouA hostile song!Going back to childhoodRelated articlesOrxata Sound System - 130505 - Music Manumit PodcastC. Reider - 130526 - Music Manumit PodcastWhat Makes Your City Liveable?

Hearse PileupAudiomp3 audio | ogg audio | torrentIn a perfect world, this would have been out on this feed a while back, but that's life.In this episode:We talk with the band Hearse Pileup.Here are Doug's notes from the interviewhttp://hearsepileup.bandcamp.com/http://www.hearsepileup.de/ad/ ← don’t be fooled, they aren’t in GermanyMatt is a web developer.IE6 ← August 27, 2001Tell us about your music and tell us what’s new!Been around for 3 yearsMatt started the band after a long period of doing nothing. British art school people are often insular.Tony is an old friend. Band is angry. Matt did listen to a lot of prog, but Where did the project name originate?First drummer came up with the bad luck name. What type of music is it?somewhere between messy punk/noise The Coachwhips (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coachwhips),Queens of the Stoneage (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queens_Of_The_Stoneage), Iggy (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iggy_Pop), White Stripes (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Stripes)What’s the deal with “Pretty Shiny Things?”criticism of capitalism while being entrenched in it.Matt works at a design company, where he’s gotten some help with band promo.Johnny Rotten (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lydon) is in a house robe. Rotten apparently did some butter commercials.Martin Atkins: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Atkins“Pay what you want” EPMontage! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU9Uwhjlog8What’s the news on the new drummer?just got a new drummer!What’s the news on your gigging schedule?no gigs yet, but that should be changing soonHow long has it been?2 months...which Tom claims is nothing!New material?lots of new stuff...enough for an album, They want to do another music video -- probably something newDefecation is the name of a song!We are eating shit!Matt did graphic design, but likes short films!Violence?songs can be violent, but it comes from a critical standpointhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragons'_Den aka http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shark_Tankhttp://ccmixter.org/view/media/samplesCC BY-NC vs. CC BY-NC-SAJust an accident, but maybe not ShareAlike in the future.CCMixter interviewWhy CC?Why restrict people?Also, a good way for publicityHow’d you hear about it?student protest movement.Some people think the pay what you want is being devalued.Wu-Tang clan has one album out!Definitely not Irish: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaolin7-inch was popular because cheaperCC in London?Not a lot locally.Little Death Machine: http://littledeathmachine.bandcamp.com/ -- not CCWho are some people you think we should try to get on the show (aka, who are the important people in Creative Commons music today)?The Vitamin Pets: http://vitaminpets.bandcamp.com/ , sadly, no derivativesIs there anything else you would like to say/tell us about?Festival upcoming!

This is a Re-Post of the interview Tom and I did with Josh from Louis Lingg and the Bombs back in February. I wanted to make sure loyal Punkcast listeners got to hear it too!mp3 audio | ogg audio

The Wildmp3 audio | ogg audio | torrentI apologize for the long hiatus loyal Punkcast listeners. I don't have any ETA on when I'll be back. I finish law school in very late April though, so I'm hoping some time after that I can get back in the swing of things.The first thing I need to do is go back through the Music Manumit catalog and see if there is anything I need to re-release. I doubt there is. If there was, I probably would have thought to do it like I am doing now.Anyway, enjoy this interview with Witt from folk punk band The Wild!

It's been way too long, so I thought we should have a quickie. Er... Well, you know what I mean, right?I probably wouldn't be sharing this particular track except that it comes from an album entitled "Experiments in Punk Pedagogy / Live at The New School" and I thought it might engender some discussion.So, is it punk?"Suicide" by Dreamweapon (other) - CC BY-NC-SA - WebsitePS: This is a subscriber exclusive. Since it's just a single track and the track is already on archive.org, I didn't bother iterating on archive.org. Rare release, just for you. ;)

In the spirit of being as random as possible in dispensing with remixable Creative Commons punk goodness, I have another show for you today!!!!mp3 audio | ogg audio | flac audioThis time, the unifying theme is my banshee plays. I use my phone sometimes and I have had other computers in the past and don't port over my plays, so this is a reasonable approximation of the tracks from the past year, but won't line up with Last.fm exactly.I did a similar thing on the main show, where there are no genre limitations (and a different list of previously played tunes)"Punknews is Stoked" by O Pioneers! (orgcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Politic It's Shit" by Femau (trashcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Hell Is Other People" by Imperial Leather (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website "Workout Pt. 2" by Indiana Jones (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Madonna is a Corporate Whore" by Louis Lingg and The Bombs (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Built to Fail, Motherfucker" by The Arrogant Sons of Bitches (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website "Whatever Song" by Eat Well Earl (instrumental punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Strings and Webs" by Wages of Fear (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website

This show is dedicated to Morten "Fucking-Long-Name".mp3 audio | ogg audio | flac audioFor this show I decided to go first through my Top 500 All-Time Last.fm tracks and pick the first 6 punk tracks I haven't played on the show that are remixable.116. "Class War" by Gråsuggorna (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website130. "75" by De Fuckups (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website*305. "On The Run" by Gråsuggorna (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website342. "You and Me" by Shearer (orgcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website*Actually, I could have played more De Fuckups, but I didn't want them to take over the show.  I didn't have enough in my Top 500 (without playing more De Fuckups), so this last two are from the Last Year list. Yes, these are both from the same band, so why discriminate against De Fuckups? I don't know. I guess I've just listened to them too much and am a bit tired of them at the moment. Also, their website appears to be down at the moment.13. "Conspiracy" by Louis Lingg and the Bombs (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website13. "Zapatista" by Louis Lingg and the Bombs (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website

Technically speaking, the re-post of Louis Lingg and The Bombs was the 7th show...I just failed to make it 007. What a huge fail. I hope so sweet tunes will make it up to you, even if it is just a repeat of my tracks from the latest Music Manumit show.ogg audio | mp3 audio(I figured I should get with the program now that I know what I'm doing a bit more in Audacity)"Love and Hate Tragedy" by Pete Vyler (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Backstreet Emperor" by Pete Vyler (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"My Kind" by Pete Vyler (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"I Don't Care about You" by Pete Vyler (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"All Around the World" by Pete Vyler (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Failure (Acoustic live) - Bonus Track" by Pete Vyler (punk) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website

ogg audio because at the Punkcast we don't give a fuck. "World of Idiocarty" by How2Start (hardcore) - CC BY - Website"Antibodies" by Imperial Leather (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Its Just A Random Event" by Indiana Jones (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Homophobia Really Sucks" by Indiana Jones (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website"Survive" by World Nasty Anarchy (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-ND - WebsiteOops! I thought everything by StoneAge Records was BY-NC-SA, but turns out this compilation is not! I already made the file though and well, if you ask, these guys would probably let you do a remix. "Bill Murray Demands a Circle Pit" by Barnaby Jones (hardcore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website

A few months ago I gave you the interview for Isaac Graham. This time I give you the interview with Joe of Copyleft Records.If the enclosure doesn't work for some reason, you can listen to the show courtesy the good people at archive.org.I am being lazy and not re-recording the intro. Deal with it. This is punk rawk suckas.

I couldn't be bothered to put together an intro. Law school is time-consuming. I let two months slip by and I just wanted to get some music out the door.You'll notice I didn't worry about the licensees being -NC or not, so no flattr button this time. I hope to do a couple more October shows to check up and maybe I'll go libre at that point. I also didn't worry about finding band websites (except for The Spunk Lads since I have that queued up for the main show already). You should be able to find the band websites from the song titles and band names. I hope not to be such a slacker in the future! If you have trouble finding them, let me know and I'll try to help.If the enclosure doesn't work for some reason, you can download the file courtesy of the good folks at archive.org."Spunk Lads FC" by The Spunk Lads (punk) - BY-NC-SA - WebsiteNote: the version on the website is not the version we are playing. I cut the version on the show since the track on the website is actually two songs."I Hate You Baby" by Jonny Chan and the New Dynasty 6 - CC BY-NC-SA"Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" by Kingface - CC BY-NC-SA"Sheena" by Sidekick Lupchen & The Bad Generation - CC BY-NC-SADedication to my "lawyering" ;) (and the next song)"Fight Song" by Cletus Got Shot (bluegrass or "folk punk") - CC BY-NC-SA

It's a 2 for 1 deal today! Due to my slackness the June and July podcasts have come out today. I know it's poor podcasting form to release two in one day, but I'm a believer in the "release early and release often" philosophy. On the thought of releasing early and releasing often, I have found myself spending more time on the intros than I thought I would but I think that's because it's just me rather than a discussion with Tom. Things are so new and in flux that I have a lot to say as well. Eventually I hope to say "this is the Music Manumit Punkcast" and be done with it!Anyway, this show is a rerun of the Music Manumit Podcast interview with Australian singer/songwriter Isaac Graham. We discuss his punk roots, folk punk, his affiliation with Copyleft Record and more!Per usual, I'm releasing only in the open format ogg. You can download it from the amazing archive.org. If you have an Android phone, this file will work. Many browsers also have ogg support built in. As for media players, Songbird on Windows/Mac will play ogg files. If you want an mp3 version, let me know - just don't tell me you want it for an iPhone because I might not do it. I can get away with being a dick about it because this is punk rock baby!!

I missed June...sorta.  I had the show up in June on archive.org.  Well, the songs are still here and they are still rockin'!Download ogg*Per usual, if you want an mp3 version, let me know and I can make that happen.Tom's Picks - Punk tracks (in honor of Doug's upcoming punk music podcast)."Ten Dollars" by The Nunchaks (punk) - CC-BY-SA - Website"Copyleft Notice" by Out of Tune (punk) CC-BY-NC-sampling+ - Website"Have a Date" by Mr Feelix (punk) - CC-BY-NC-sampling+ - Website"Flash Freddy" by Zampano (punk) - CC-BY-Sampling+ - Website"Princess Mononoke" by Louis Lingg and the Bombs (punk) - CC-BY-NC-Sampling+ - Website

Eventually this will be a monthly punk*-only show of remixable Creative Commons music, brought to you my Doug of the Music Manumit Podcast.  Many of the tracks will have been played on previous Music Manumit shows, but eventually I'll run out of punk songs from that show.Download ogg* (let me know if you want an mp3 version.  I can make that happen, it'll just take more of my time. :) )"Uppkomlingen" - by Gråsuggorna - (punk) - CC-BY-NC-SA - Website"Punkpolice" - by Predator - (punk) - BY-SA-NC - Website"frustrator" - by NO SE (punk) - BY-SA-NC - Website"Punk Chicks" - by The A.G's (pop punk) - CC-BY - Website There's not likely to be a lot of pop punk on the show, but I like to reward groups that don't use the -NC.  Also, this is a song *about* punk, so I feel it's relevant."Glass" by The Smashing Pumpkins (punk...just listen to it) off MACHINA II (an "unreleased album") - CC BY-NC-SA - WebsiteIf you have a better genre for this than punk, I'd be curious as to what people think of it."Something's Wrong" by Loudog (skacore) - CC BY-NC-SA - Website*punk, skacore, hardcore and the punkier post-hardcore.  There will be very little, if any of what most people think of "post-punk".  There will also be very little, if any of what is commonly known as "Emo-core" or "Screamo" (old-school or 'real screamo' may be a possibility)

This episode was recorded live in front of participants at Penguicon 2011 that came to my Podcasting 101 panel. Thank you to everyone who came out to the panel, and watched me put this episode together! You all rock! Beyond Perception by Empyreon from NYC Sucks, Volume 2 (BY-NC-ND) World Extinction by Extinctionist from All Flesh Must Be Eaten (BY-NC-ND) Raise The Dead by Theorized from False Hope Of Tyranny (BY-NC-SA) In a deep silence by Embrace my Ruin from A lullaby for a dying man (BY-NC-SA) Asphalt by Ghostlimb from Infrastructure (BY) Creature Of Night by Dark Eternity from The Last Way To The End (BY-SA) I am Your New God by Systematic Sickness Kin from Systematic Sickness Kin (BY-NC-SA) Cthulhu Fhtagn by Throng of Shoggoths from Nauseated and Terrified for the Future Demo (BY-NC-ND) Update: Special thanks to Doug from Music Manumit for the pointer to the NYC Sucks Vol 2 album! Please support the bands in this show! Buy a T-Shirt, head to the shows, or do an interpretive dance on the plight of humanity to their music. If you have any suggestions for Creative Commons licensed metal, send me a link at craig@openmetalcast.com. Open Metalcast Episode 020 (MP3) Open Metalcast Episode 020 (OGG)